Turning Homer Tropical: A Playful Take on The Odyssey (and why the sea isn’t the enemy)
Andy Walsh and Jill Elizabeth dig into Derek Walcott's stage version of The Odyssey, emphasizing its Caribbean retelling and how that shift remakes the poem’s tone and themes. He says the play’s playful language and stage directions make it feel like something that really needs to be seen, not just…
From Uruguay to the Drive‑In: they talk the foreign film behind Silent House
Kevin Schaefer and Andy Walsh review Silent House, a 2011 psychological horror remake of a Uruguayan film, and dig into its one-shot style and Elizabeth Olsen's tight lead performance. Kevin admits he first watched Silent Hill by accident, which made for a funny start to the chat. They say the movi…
From Uruguay to the Drive‑In: they talk the foreign film behind Silent House
Kevin Schaefer and Andy Walsh review Silent House, a 2011 psychological horror remake of a Uruguayan film, and dig into its one-shot style and Elizabeth Olsen's tight lead performance. Kevin admits he first watched Silent Hill by accident, which made for a funny start to the chat. They say the movi…
What's New(s): Lanterns & Though I Am an Inept Villainess
Andy Walsh, Kevin Schaefer, Evan Garcia, and Liz Clyde dig into Lanterns right off the bat, calling it a gritty, HBO-style Green Lantern murder mystery that lands as a strong character study but low-key skips a bunch of classic Lantern lore. Andy says he liked the big ideas and the themes about fea…
The Success Cliff: Why the Habits That Built Your Company Are Killing It
I'm thrilled to share some powerful insights from my latest Capitalist Culture® podcast episode with Andy Walsh, a three-time founder with two successful exits, including bootstrapping a company to $10 million in annual recurring revenue.
Today, Andy advises early-stage founders on growth, fundrais…
What's New(s): Lanterns & Though I Am an Inept Villainess
Andy Walsh, Kevin Schaefer, Evan Garcia, and Liz Clyde dig into Lanterns right off the bat, calling it a gritty, HBO-style Green Lantern murder mystery that lands as a strong character study but low-key skips a bunch of classic Lantern lore. Andy says he liked the big ideas and the themes about fea…
Ep#25: The Ultimate Play Money: Why Your DAF Should Be Angel Investing
Angels Decoded is now the Play Money Podcast, and we’re kicking off the new format with our first guest.
More than $300 billion sits in donor-advised funds across the US, already given away and already tax-deducted, and most of it is parked in index funds earning fees for folks like Fidelity and V…
Ep#92: The Truth About Job Hunting When AI Is Talking to AI - Angus Dobbie
Angus Dobbie spent fifteen years inside corporate recruiting, then built JobPass because the job hunt had turned into AI talking to AI.
Applicants use it to fire out resumes, companies use it to filter them, and the recruiters who used to read them got cut to pay for the software.
What struck me is…
The Faces Behind Us: The Sparks of Frankenstein
They ask right off who the real monster is — the creature, Dr. Frankenstein, Mary Shelley, or the science that made the story possible. Joshua Noel and Andy Walsh riff on Mary Shelley’s book, old movies, and Luigi Galvani’s frog experiments that inspired the idea of galvanism. They dig into bioelec…
The Faces Behind Us: The Sparks of Frankenstein
They ask right off who the real monster is — the creature, Dr. Frankenstein, Mary Shelley, or the science that made the story possible. Joshua Noel and Andy Walsh riff on Mary Shelley’s book, old movies, and Luigi Galvani’s frog experiments that inspired the idea of galvanism. They dig into bioelec…
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